The Unofficial P64 Resource Forum

HEY GUYS,

I ordered my second P-64 from a member here who happens to be a major part of this site and it arrived on Monday. This member has done several projects to help everyone here. I am going to mention his name and hopefully he won't get upset. TROY (TTH), sold me the P-64 pistol and then we discussed restoring options. The process took a couple of weeks and definitely worth the wait to have him clean, parkerize and duracoat the pistol. BTW, this is the second one I bought from him and have had this service completed. I am a customer for life and will use him for all of my gun restoration needs, including any new or used gun I purchase in the future. Simply stated...the work is amazing and he treats you as friendly and professional as you could imagine.

I started a new job this Monday and have been traveling quite a bit so I couldn't pick it up until today. All this knowing that it was at my FFL. Anticipation did not let me down, it is a perfect and a fabulous pistol, pictures will not do justice. I would recomend this service to anyone who owns the gun. I could not be more pleased with Troy and the process. I have already started discussions for my 3rd. Maybe OD Green...we're kicking some ideas around.

I have now been diagnosed with a sickness, "P64-ITIS". Any cures????

I just wanted to express my thanks to everyone on this forum. This is a fabulous and wonderful site. You guys rock!!!

Thanks.

Thomas

P.S. Picture to post soon, my digital camera is being used this weekend.

Thomas

NO CURES
But lots and lots of help to feed your addiction

NORM

Hey I don't have a P 64 habit just because I own four of them.




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I am curious where the P64 with the messed up finish came from. For quite a while, like new, unissued ones were being sold.

Hey I don't have a P 64 habit just because I own four of them.




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That's what is called "Denial"....... ;D.......welcome to our Addiction!!!

papabear

Thanks for your words, Thomas. My sons name is Thomas his twin is Truman. Thanks again for your commments.
-Troy

Steve98664,

The P-64 was never messed up, but rather "thin" and didn't look new or vibrant. I just wanted to have the pistol parkerized and duracoted. I'm sure that these are "new and unissed", but I still believe there is value in having it restored.

Thomas

Troy,

No problem. Let's talk about the 3rd one...addiction at its best!!

Thanks everyone, it's good to know that I have several "co-dependents".

Thomas